April 13, 2017
How Boosted US Defense Funds Could Support Military Rape Survivors
More Resources for Review Boards Could Aid Those Wrongfully Discharged
April 13, 2017
Free Primary Education Still Out of Reach in South Africa
Hefty Fees and Additional Costs Discriminate Against Children with Disabilities
April 12, 2017
Indonesia’s Jokowi Fails to Abolish Abusive Sharia Laws
Political Foot-Dragging Was Missed Opportunity to Protect Rights
April 12, 2017
France Should Confront China on Rights
French Foreign Minister’s Beijing Visit a Chance to Raise Crackdown on Activists, Lawyers
April 12, 2017
The Wrong Time for Tillerson to Freeze Out Russia’s Independent Groups
Bypassing Meetings With Russian Rights Groups Sends Dangerous Message
April 12, 2017
How Can Torture Still Not Be a Crime in Italy?
28 Years of Failure to Pass Law Denies Justice to Victims, Shames the Country
April 11, 2017
The Philippines’ Cynical Apologists for Duterte’s Brutal ‘Drug War’
Ambassador’s Human Rights Claims an Insult to Victims
April 11, 2017
Pakistan Should Protect Students from Militant Attacks
The Government Should Honor Malala’s Courage, Endorse the Safe Schools Declaration
April 11, 2017
Putin Calls for Investigations of Chemical Attack in Syria
Russia Should Ensure Syrian Cooperation and Respect Findings
April 11, 2017
Doing Away with the Death Penalty
Amnesty International Says Executions Globally Have Fallen, Despite Record Rise in Death Sentences
April 11, 2017
Mass Protests Fail to Curb Hungary’s Crackdown
President Signs Law Threatening Future of Central European University (CEU) Despite Outrage
April 10, 2017
US Justice Department Review Threatens Local Justice Reforms
Efforts to Protect Poor from Abusive Ordinances at Risk
April 7, 2017
Indonesia Permits Rare Papua Access to UN Health Rights Expert
Visit Shines Light on Government Policy Failures
April 7, 2017
A Vile Side of Ruling Party Youth League Members
Threats of Rape at Rally Caught on Video
